Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has announced China’s readiness to collaborate with other countries to elevate global maritime governance. Speaking at an international forum, Wang emphasized the importance of utilizing the Global Development Initiative (GDI), the Global Security Initiative (GSI), and the Global Civilization Initiative (GCI) as opportunities to improve the well-being of all people.
“China is committed to working with nations worldwide to strengthen maritime cooperation,” Wang Yi stated. “By leveraging the GDI, GSI, and GCI, we aim to foster a collaborative environment that addresses global challenges and promotes shared prosperity.”
The GDI focuses on sustainable development goals, the GSI aims to enhance collective security measures, and the GCI seeks to encourage cultural exchange and mutual understanding among civilizations. China’s integration of these initiatives into maritime governance underscores its strategic approach to global collaboration.
Wang Yi’s call comes at a time when maritime security and resource management are pressing concerns on the international stage. Enhanced cooperation through these global initiatives may pave the way for innovative solutions to maritime challenges, benefiting countries across the world.
This commitment reflects China’s broader efforts to engage constructively in international affairs, emphasizing multilateralism and the pursuit of common interests in fostering global stability and development.
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